St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20


E. p. Wilgus-I have no cause for
complaint. / am selling right along,
and to me the market looks all right.
1t is well enough to have the brakes put
on little. 1t makes the market more
healthy and solid. Mortgages are being
paid up more generally than heretofore,
and those who expected to keep quiet
till those who had deferred payments to
make had TO sell at sacrifice, when
they hoped to pick them up, are getting
left.
J. Fairchild & Co.-The market is
quiet, but we are selling something all
the time. We have had considerable
inquiry for realty on Rice street, all
along out as far as Front street and
beyond. Prices out there are strong
and firm, and the same may be said of
property all over town.
Col. James II. Davidson There is
some inquiry all the time for inside
property, bat holders are very firm. l
have just made $1,000 sale in Sylvan
Park addition.
Fallihee Il HollOway-There is moth
ing of special interest to mention in re-
gard to the market. Prices are firm,
and holders are disposed to keep what
they have.
IngersOll & Camden-We have just
concluded a contract for lot in Jeffer-
son Park for $500 cash, and for lot on
Marshall avenue, near Dale, for $1,000.
Michaud Il Michaud-The market
looks better.
Kavanagh & Dawson-The market
looks better. We keep selling all the
time at Gladstone. We sold $1,000
worth there this week.
ID. S. b. Johnston 4 SOns-There is
more inquiry every day, and we have
taken a good many out to look at prop
erty. We have sold house and lot on
Ashland avenue for $500.
Camden, Sweeney IL SOmmers-The
tone of the market has been better this
week than for some time, and money is
much easier.
Middleton. 'Dougan & HansOn-The
market is little quiet, but people are
not going to sell their property for less
than its value. Prices are just as stiff
as ever, and it is surprising how readily
people are meeting their deferred pay
mentS.
Weatherby & Notwithstanding
the market is little quiet, there are no
evidences of lower prices. One of the
best indications of the sOlidity of our
people is that mortgages are being paid
up with remarkable prOmptneSs.
Il. f. Marvin-The market is improv-
ing.
4. H. Rogers is good with
me. Sales on DaytOn'S bluff have been
very free.
Wall & Parker-There is more in
Quiry now than there has been for a
month. Summit avenue property is
coming forward rapidly.
II. 5. Fairchild q SOn-The market
certainly is improving. 1t has been bet
er this week than it was the week be-
fore. Business property and realty
between the two cities is especially
strong.
E. S. NortOn-The change in the mar
ket is encouraging. There certainly has
been an improvement within the week.
Clark Il Bryant-SaleS are steady and
the inquiry improving. A good deal of
money is coming in from the East for
investment.
Stone Il MOrton-There is no question
but that there is better feeling i'll the
market. In closing up old deals, we
find everybody paying up promptly.
George H. HaZZard-There is no indi-
cation of prices falling away and the
market is improving.
A. B. WilguS & Cove have had a
good general business all the week.
Mcguire brOthers-We have found
business the past week rather brisk;
made few good sales and feel perfect
" satisfied with the market. We think
it very good time to buy, as prices are
lower now than they will ever be again.